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Trends In Table Tents

Keeping up with the latest trends in food service displays can be very beneficial, as well as profitable, for your dining establishment. Today's table tents vary in size, material, and price, but all function in the same informative way. With table tents you can easily advertise new and exciting specials without saying a word. Table tents create awareness and bring about interest in your restaurant by advertising what you have to offer as customers wait for their meal. By educating yourself on the latest table tent trends out there, you can be sure you are ultimately making the right purchases to guarantee your food service establishment stays ahead of the competition.

Simple, Yet Effective: Classic table tents look exactly as they sound, like tents! A standard table tent is a double-sided easel display, resembling a tent and is generally placed on a dining table for promotional purposes. Most are fabricated from either acrylic or molded plastic and are customarily inexpensive. Other inexpensive acrylic table tents include one-sided
angled displays, double-sided top loading frames, and T-style holders where back to back menus can be inserted through the bottom of the frames. Classic table tents are perfect for busy service areas and are often seen in chain restaurants or on fast food counter tops. Whether your customers dine in, or take out, table tents are essential
components to creating the best marketing strategy for your business.

When Just One Won't Do: A tabletop sign holder with several panels is perfect to use when you want to relay a great deal of information in a limited amount of space. These table tents with multiple panels are available in as little as two and as many as eight sides to choose from. Many multi panel sign holders even spin on rotating turntables! Multi fold table tents maximize your promotional impact by informing your patrons of many drink and dinner specials or upcoming events simultaneously. Many of these are also fabricated from clear acrylic or plastic and are generally inexpensive, especially when bought in bulk quantities.

High Class: For those of you looking to add an upscale appearance to your displayed menu graphics, there are contemporary sign holders featuring a curved design that hold your graphic in place using magnetic technology. These table tents are offered in either a concave or convex presentation to add a sense of depth to the enclosed graphic. The metal menu displays include a magnetic "lift up" lens to keep your menus or specials in place. Simply lift the magnetic lens up and place a menu card beneath. A designer table tent is created to set your restaurant apart from your neighbor's. These holders offer quick and easy graphic changes in a fast-paced dining facility, while adding designer detail at the same time.

Let's Go Around The Horn Again: Flip Charts are ideal for restaurants and coffee shops because they also display many specials simultaneously. Similar to multi-panel table tents, but more dynamic, this version creates an interactive display that patrons can occupy their time with while they wait. Flip charts give you the ability to display advertisements, wine lists, or menu items in an unobtrusive yet eye-catching way. These table tents feature a flip chart design, making it simple and fun for guests to browse through a selection of menus at their leisure. Most menu rolls are provided with clear vinyl sleeves to insert menu cards and advertisements into.

Over the years, the table tent has proven to be an inexpensive yet highly effective method to promote your offerings! Table tents are explanatory, some are even decorative, but all are quick and easy to use and change as frequently as you'd like. Today's table tent market has expanded to include several variations of the "classic table tent". The key element to having a successful advertising strategy in your restaurant, or food service establishment, is knowing what types of table tents are best to buy for your particular restaurant's needs and budget. Create the best possible impact in your place of business! Employ eye-catching table tents to accentuate your own bright, colorful menus and promotional graphics.

About the Author

Marcus Miglio works with point-of-purchase displays in Marketing, Engineering, and New Product Development capacities. His work experience began in 1985 and is currently employed at George Patton Associates, Inc. in Rhode Island.

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Nikon D80 . Is this a good pack for the $$?

After comments from a previous post I made, I am currently looking at this Nikon D80 Package. I want to do wedding photography in my town. There are NO wedding photographers here, so the only option would be me, or do it yourself. What additional items will i need not listed. Thanks

I remember your question and your situation and this looks like a pretty decent kit for your plan. I think it would be a good idea to go another $200 for at least the middle-grade 70-300 lens, though. It is noticeably better than the non-ED lens. I really doubt that you would need the teleconverter or the mini-tripod.

As far as the price, actually, I priced these items individually and if you are getting a discount because this is bundled as a kit, it is not so low as to be unbelieveable. The memory cards might be an off brand or something... The real money is in the first 5 items and the rest can be almost free to a large dealer. Make sure that the tripod can support the weight of your camera with the 70-300 lens, though, before you use this combination.

If you have a specific dealer and item (cat. no.) in mind, click on the pencil icon and "add details" so we can actually go check it out and tell you more. Thanks. I'll check in on Wednesday.

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